It’s not on Storj to support Freewallet, that’s in Freewallet hands. And so is any token you send to them. If you don’t hold the keys, they’re not your tokens. You really should never use a “wallet” like that outside of maybe making a quick trade. Please keep your tokens safe in a wallet you actually have control of.
No I can’t, because that by definition comes with the same problems. You SHOULD hold your own keys. There’s no way around that if you want to be in control of your tokens. Even if you pick one of those other services that lists STORJ now, they could delist it an you’d be out of luck. You don’t hand over the keys to your house to a random company, not should you hand over the keys to your wallets.
Argent really doesn’t make me feel any better about keeping control. You inherently rely on several third parties if you need to recover control in some way. I’d much rather keep that responsibility with myself. I mean, how hard is it really to store a seed phrase in a safe location?
I store all my passwords in a keepass database which is synced and backed up multiple times. 1 password for every service/account. Wallets included in that db.